What is the meaning of twigs?

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What is the meaning of twigs?

Answer 1

Definition of Twig on the Web:

    * A twig is a small terminal branch section that may bear leaves, buds and sometimes the flowers and fruit of plants

just google search "define twig"

and if u mean purpose of a twig then that is to build into a larger tree/other plant.

Answer 2

A twig is a small terminal branch section that may bear leaves, buds and sometimes the flowers and fruit of plants.

Answer 3

To twitch; to pull; to tweak.

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To understand the meaning of; to comprehend; as, do you twig me?

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To observe slyly; also, to perceive; to discover.

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A small shoot or branch of a tree or other plant, of no definite length or size.

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To beat with twigs.

Answer 4

Twigs means small, tiny pieces of wood......

Answer 5

are just go and search in google for corresponding links....

Answer 6

twig1  n. very small thin branch of a tree or shrub.  twiggy adj. [Old English]

twig2  v. (-gg-) colloq. understand; realize. [origin unknown]

twilight  n. 1 light from the sky when the sun is below the horizon, esp. in the evening. 2 period of this. 3 faint light. 4 period of decline or destruction. [from *two, *light1]

twilight zone  n. 1 decrepit urban area. 2 undefined or intermediate zone or area.

twilit  adj. dimly illuminated by twilight.

twill  n. fabric so woven as to have a surface of diagonal parallel ridges.  twilled adj. [Old English, = two-thread]

'twill  archaic it will. [contraction]

twin  ÃƒÂ¢Ã‚€Â”n. 1 each of a closely related or associated pair, esp. of children or animals born at a birth. 2 exact counterpart of a person or thing. 3 (the Twins) zodiacal sign or constellation Gemini. —adj. forming, or being one of, such a pair (twin brothers). —v. (-nn-) 1 a join intimately together. b (foll. by with) pair. 2 bear twins. 3 link (a town) with one in a different country, for friendship and cultural exchange.  twinning n. [Old English: related to *two]

twin bed  n. each of a pair of single beds.  twin-bedded adj.

twine  ÃƒÂ¢Ã‚€Â”n. 1 strong coarse string of twisted strands of fibre. 2 coil, twist. —v. (-ning) 1 form (a string etc.) by twisting strands. 2 weave (a garland etc.). 3 (often foll. by with) garland (a brow etc.). 4 (often foll. by round, about) coil or wind. 5 refl. (of a plant) grow in this way. [Old English]

twin-engined  adj. having two engines.

twinge  n. sharp momentary local pain or pang. [Old English]

twinkle  ÃƒÂ¢Ã‚€Â”v. (-ling) 1 (of a star or light etc.) shine with rapidly intermittent gleams. 2 (of the eyes) sparkle. 3 (of the feet) move lightly and rapidly. —n. 1 sparkle or gleam of the eyes. 2 twinkling light. 3 light rapid movement.  in a twinkle (or a twinkling or the twinkling of an eye) in an instant.  twinkly adj. [Old English]

twin set  n. woman's matching cardigan and jumper.

twin town  n. town twinned with another.

twirl  ÃƒÂ¢Ã‚€Â”v. spin, swing, or twist quickly and lightly round. —n. 1 twirling motion. 2 flourish made with a pen. [origin uncertain]

twirp  var. of *twerp.

twist  ÃƒÂ¢Ã‚€Â”v. 1 a change the form of by rotating one end and not the other or the two ends in opposite directions. b undergo such a change. c wrench or pull out of shape with a twisting action (twisted my ankle). 2 a wind (strands etc.) about each other. b form (a rope etc.) in this way. 3 a give a spiral form to. b take a spiral form. 4 (foll. by off) break off by twisting. 5 misrepresent the meaning of (words). 6 a take a winding course. b make (one's way) in a winding manner. 7 colloq. cheat. 8 (as twisted adj.) derog. (of a person or mind) neurotic; perverted. 9 dance the twist. —n. 1 act of twisting. 2 twisted state. 3 thing formed by twisting. 4 point at which a thing twists or bends. 5 usu. derog. peculiar tendency of mind or character etc. 6 unexpected development of events, esp. in a story etc. 7 (prec. by the) popular 1960s dance with a twisting movement of the hips.  round the twist slang crazy. twist a person's arm colloq. coerce, esp. using moral pressure. twist round one's finger easily persuade or dominate (a person).  twisty adj. (-ier, -iest). [related to *twin, *twine]

twister  n. colloq. swindler.

twit1  n. slang foolish person. [originally dial., perhaps from *twit2]

twit2  v. (-tt-) reproach or taunt, usu. good-humouredly. [Old English]

twitch  ÃƒÂ¢Ã‚€Â”v. 1 (of features, muscles, etc.) move or contract spasmodically. 2 pull sharply at. —n. 1 sudden involuntary contraction or movement. 2 sudden pull or jerk. 3 colloq. state of nervousness.  twitchy adj. (-ier, -iest) (in sense 3 of n.). [probably Old English]

twitcher  n. colloq. bird-watcher seeking sightings of rare birds.

Answer 7

branchlets

Answer 8

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.ph...

This site always helps =]

Answer 9

Twig is a small thin branch of a tree.

Answer 10

twigs means piece of wood....small branch of a tree